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38 Posts Summarizing the ILTA Conference

Posted by: Frank Strong August 27, 2013 in Large Law Leave a comment

One view inside Caesar’s Palace where the ILTA Conference was held.

One view inside Caesar’s Palace where the ILTA Conference was held.

One view inside Caesar’s Palace where the ILTA Conference was held.

Last week was a whirlwind of goodness – stemming from ILTA’s 36th Annual Educational Conference held in Las Vegas.  There were several key note presentations to stir the mind, ample sessions packed with information and statistics daily, and networking ongoing throughout the conference.

All in all, the conference earned just shy of 5,000 updates on Twitter tied to the hash tag #ILTA13.  ILTA has uploaded the slides to many of the presentations online already, and audio recordings of sessions will soon to be available for ILTA members (there are also about 1,000 photos ITLA posted to Flickr here).

In the meantime, if you weren’t able to attend, or would simply like to review some of the material, here are 38 posts worth reviewing.

Key Note (organized by presentation):

  1. LTN: Are You a Dead Leader Walking… by Monica Bay
  2. 3 Geeks and a Law Blog: Are you a Dead Librarian Walking? by Colleen Cable
  3. LTN: Divining the Future of Law & Legal Technology in Vegas by Rohit Talwar
  4. Above and Beyond KM: Rohit Talwar – Law 2020… by Mary Abraham
  5. Caselines: Law2020: Emerging Legal and Business Opportunities by David Hobbie
  6. Virtual Intelligence: Emerging Business and Technology Opportunities by VQab
  7. Above and Beyond KM: Chris DeSantis – The Crucible… by Mary Abraham
  8. Make More Rain: Chris DeSantis And The Crucible Experience

Sessions (organized by publisher):

  1. Caselines: Alternative Billing: What’s Working and What’s Not? by David Hobbie
  2. Caselines: Innovative Online Legal Products For Clients by David Hobbie
  3. Caselines: Alternative Rocks! Non-traditional Approaches to LPM by David Hobbie
  4. Caselines: Storytelling To Transform Your KM Projects… by David Hobbie
  5. Above and Beyond KM: Storytelling to Transform Your KM… by Mary Abraham
  6. Above and Beyond KM: KM in Support of Firm Operations by Mary Abraham
  7. Prism Legal: Can We Do Less Law? (ILTA Presentation) by Ron Friedmann
  8. Video:  5 Steps to Delivering Dynamic Presentations by Dux Raymond Sy
  9. Make More Rain: Four Reasons Why AFAs Are Here To Stay by Business_of_Law
  10. Make More Rain: 7 Ways Law Can Breathe New Life Into CRM by Business_of_Law

ILTA/InsideLegal Tech Purchasing Survey:

  1. Legal IT Pros: 2013 ILTA/InsideLegal Tech Purchasing Survey by Rob Ameerun
  2. InsideLegal: Which Vendors Did ILTA Members Lisy… by @InsideLegal
  3. InsideLegal: Which Consultants Are ILTA Members Working With? by @InsideLegal
  4. Make More Rain: 4 Takeaways From ILTA Legal Tech Survey by James Paterson

ILTA Perspective:

  1. HighQ: Social, mobile, cloud – catalysts for change? by Stuart Barr
  2. Mimecast: A Change is Gonna Come… by Stuart Handley
  3. 3 Geeks and a Law Blog: What Happened in Vegas… by Ayelette Robinson
  4. Tangledom: ILTA 2013 in Fabulous Vegas by Kate Simpson
  5. Legal IT Pros: Video recap – ILTA in 3 minutes by Rob Ameerun
  6. Ball in your Court: I Love ILTA by Craig Ball
  7. LexTeK Report: ILTA 2013 – News from the trenches by David Glynn
  8. LexTeK Report:  American Bandstand at ILTA 2013 in Las Vegas by David Glynn

News:

  1. LTN: Tech Circuit: Feisty Women Get Promoted Edition by Monica Bay
  2. LTN: What’s New From the ILTA Exhibit Hall by Sean Doherty
  3. LTN: ILTA News Before the Bell by Sean Doherty
  4. BizTech: Law Firm IT Security… by Ricky Ribeiro
  5. PeopleLinx: PeopleLinx and InterAction Announce Strategic Alliance by Patrick Baynes
  6. BizTech: How the Cloud-Mobility Combination Drives… by BizTech Magazine
  7. BizTech: The Many Benefits of Unified Communications by BizTech Magazine
  8. Make More Rain: LexisNexis Unveils Legal Software Bill Of Rights by Business_of_Law

Bonus!  Tweeters we noticed at ILTA who were posting great stuff:

  1. Jeffrey Brandt: @jeffrey_brandt, editor, PinHawk Law Tech Daily Digest
  2. Christopher Hunt: @bren924, IT director for a small Boston-based law firm
  3. Natalie Alesi: @legalerswelcome, tech consultant
  4. Shirley Crow: @shirleycrow, law firm CIO
  5. Michelle S.: @txmischief, law firm IT trainer

Is there a post we missed? A tweeter we should add?  Please let us know in the comments and we will consider adding it here.

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Frank Strong is the communications director for the LexisNexis software division located on NC State’s Centennial Campus in Raleigh. In this capacity, he leads communications efforts in support of software products for law practice and law department management and also litigation tools – across large law, small law and corporate counsel segments. With more than 15 years of experience in the high-tech sector, Strong previously served as director of public relations for Vocus, which developed marketing, PR and media monitoring software. He has held multiple roles both in-house with corporations, ranging from startups to global organizations, and has also endured the rigors of billable hours, having completed gigs at PR firms including the top 10 global firm Hill & Knowlton. A veteran of two year-long deployments, Strong has concurrently served in uniform in reserve components of the military for more than 20 years, initially as an enlisted Marine and later as an infantry officer in the Army National Guard. Strong holds a BA in Film and TV production from Worcester State University, an M.A. in Public Communication from American University, and an M.B.A. from Marymount University. He is a PADI-certified Master Scuba Diver and holds a USPA "B" skydiving license.